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Tag Archives: birthday
There I Go, Breaking the Speed Limit … Again
Seems to be happening about this time every year lately. ***
Today’s My Spiritual Birthday
[This day marks the day I was born. Not in the traditional sense. That actually comes in another 20 days. But in a much more real – in a truly eternal sense – this is the date of my birth. … Continue reading
My Journey From Junior Judge to Senior Sage – 20 years on the bench
Last summer marked my 20th year as a judge. Today marks my 56th birthday. You know that means I have a lot of cause to reflect on the passing years. Not that I did, though. Reflect, that is. Not until … Continue reading
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Sunday Celebrations
Today is my wife’s birthday. It’s also my daughter’s birthday. No they aren’t the same age. Anyone else know of a parent/child shared birthday?
Breastfeeding Birthday Pizza
The wife and mother of three just wanted to celebrate her birthday at a local pizza joint, but her kids were a bit distracting. “It was chaotic—I had one kid licking the honey container on the table, another standing on his … Continue reading
Sunday Birthday Greetings
In honor of your host’s birthday* I offer this from Awkward Family Photos, which included this explanation from the submitter: “Our loving mother scheduled our youngest sister’s wisdom teeth extraction on her sixteenth birthday. Here she is celebrating afterwards. Cake, … Continue reading
